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excitement and hype around the share. I've bought in now as I think it's a steal at this price. even from a technical analysis POV, this is the second lowest point since it's float
The share price has been down in this range for more than 6 weeks. I still have not worked out why it fell so low in the first place, since there has been no significant trading since it was at a much higher value than today. What will it take to stimulate share price growth towards the mean level estimated by analysts (around 75p, I think) ?
Added 9397 at 42.50.....
event dates and times TUE, 3 APR 12:00 Meet, Greet & Inform Roman Park Residents Club, Milton Keynes TUE, 3 APR 18:00 Meet, Greet & Inform Roman Park Residents Club, Milton Keynes
Vodafone & CityFibre Vodafone Gigafast Broadband is on its way, and with download speeds of up to 1Gbps, you'll have more time for the things that really matter. Working together, CityFibre and Vodafone are bringing gigabit speed connectivity to 5 million homes across the UK. Full-fibre broadband will not only revolutionise the online world at home by unlocking new forms of entertainment and make flexible home working a reality, it will also provide a step change in internet speed and quality for the whole community. Want to find out more? Visit our dedicated website to register your interest or pop in and meet the team. We will be holding informal drop in sessions at a venue near you. Keep checking back for the latest information, listings and key dates. The digital revolution is coming to your doorstepVodafone & CityFibre Vodafone Gigafast Broadband is on its way, and with download speeds of up to 1Gbps, you'll have more time for the things that really matter. Working together, CityFibre and Vodafone are bringing gigabit speed connectivity to 5 million homes across the UK. Full-fibre broadband will not only revolutionise the online world at home by unlocking new forms of entertainment and make flexible home working a reality, it will also provide a step change in internet speed and quality for the whole community. Want to find out more? Visit our dedicated website to register your interest or pop in and meet the team. We will be holding informal drop in sessions at a venue near you. Keep checking back for the latest information, listings and key dates. The digital revolution is coming to your doorstep https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/vodafone-amp-cityfibre-17063871785
Volumes were small yesterday, although I am surprised that there have been no trades yet today.
Ah well just think what price city will be bought out for over the coming years. Is a no brainer advanced technology wanting more now! faster the better it's human nature.! We don't go backwards always competing , and GB need to catch up.
And the the price drops???
Today s announcement - part of the collaboration with Vodafone. CityFibre (AIM: CITY), a leading designer, builder, owner, and operator of fibre optic infrastructure in UK towns and cities, is pleased to announce Peterborough as the next roll-out city under its Fibre-to-the-Premise ('FTTP') partnership with Vodafone. Peterborough, one of the UK's most advanced Gigabit City projects, is the third city launched under the strategic partnership with Vodafone UK to deliver full fibre to at least one million homes across twelve UK cities by 2021. CityFibre has committed to invest at least �30 million in the infrastructure project, which will extend its fibre network to nearly every home and business in the city, with construction starting in May 2018. Vodafone will use the network to bring Vodafone Gigafast Broadband to customers by early 2019. Peterborough is already benefiting from CityFibre's existing fibre network, built in 2013, and following the award of a major public-sector contract. Most schools, council offices and the main hospital currently benefit from full fibre access, and recently, high-definition CCTV and traffic management cameras were added to the network. Hundreds of businesses are already connected and benefitting from access to affordable Gigabit speed services. The network's extension will bring fibre within reach of thousands more. According to figures from industry body Fibre to the Home Council (2014), providing full fibre to just half of all premises could result in a 1.1% rise in annual GDP. When applied to Peterborough, the city-wide fibre roll-out could unlock huge economic growth exceeding �700 million in Gross Value Added (GVA) over the next 15 years.
A new study conducted by economic consultancy Regeneris, which was commissioned by Cityfibre, has predicted that the total economic impact of deploying �full fibre� (FTTP/H) ultrafast broadband ISP networks, across 100 distinct UK city and towns, could reach �120bn over a 15 year period. The headline figure of �120bn also seems to be at least partly based on the FTTH Council�s (2014) early overarching estimate of the impact of full fibre in the US, which suggested that providing it to just half of all premises could result in a 1.1% rise in annual GDP. Greg Mesch, CEO of CityFibre, said: �The UK economy is crying out for a shot in the arm and this report clearly demonstrates that a national full fibre roll-out would do just that. This is a discussion about far more than just broadband, it is about the digital infrastructure set to power our economy for decades to come. (see full article below) https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2018/03/full-fibre-broadband-may-deliver-120bn-boost-100-uk-towns-cities.html
**telecoms market had evolved recently. trend now if for these companies to form partnerships and joint ventures which contrasts M&A activity that we previously had. Cityfibre making a bold joint venture with Vodafone certainly the spearhead for this. I anticipate significantly more activity of this nature going forwards at varying scales especially with small to medium size operators looking to unlock some synergistic value whilst eliminating the requirement to splash out on acquisitions. this could involve sharing and exchanging capabilities such as NOCs, backhauls, POPs, project management and any other resources, to enhance delivery and quality to the customers and end users. Exciting times for the telecoms industry and for CityFibre's expansion in its capabilities and ambitions for a Gigabit Britain should yield fortuitous returns in the coming years for stakeholders.
telecoms market had evolved recently. trend now if for these companies to form partnerships and joint ventures which contrasts M&A activity that we previously had. Cityfibre making a bold joint venture with Vodafone certainly the spearhead for this. I anticipate significantly more activity of this nature going forwards at varying scales especially with small to medium size operators looking to unlock some synergistic value whilst eliminating the requirement to splash out on acquisitions. this could involve sharing and exchanging capabilities such as NOCs, backhauls, POPs, project management and any other resources, to enhance delivery and quality to the customers and end users. Exciting times for the telecoms industry and for CityFibre's expansion in its capabilities and ambitions for a Gigabit Britain should yield fortuitous returns in the coming
Article about a company called Gigaclear , they seem to be working on the rural areas of the country while CityFibre are working on the urban areas, CityFibre getting a mention. Talks of Gigaclear being scooped up by an operator , wonder if the same would happen to us ? (See small expert excerpt below) The provider has also won numerous state aid supported contracts (e.g. Devon and Somerset), most of which can be found covering counties in the South West, Midlands and South East of England. Broadly speaking they�re currently spending significantly more money than they make back in profit as part of a long term investment strategy to grow rural fibre coverage (i.e. the rural equivalent of what Cityfibre are doing in urban areas). In the past we�ve speculated that this approach might eventually result in Gigaclear being scooped-up by another operator, which has recently become much more likely now that a growing number of alternative network (AltNet) ISPs seem to be deploying FTTH/P �full fibre� broadband technology. The scope for future consolidation is suddenly much stronger than it was two years ago. Under the proposed deal Gigaclear Shareholders will be offered 400 pence in cash for each Share they hold, valuing the current issued share capital of Gigaclear at approximately �270 million. https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2018/03/infrastructure-fund-set-buy-uk-rural-fibre-isp-gigaclear-270m.html
Embracing opportunities as Scotland�s gigabit city Aberdeen is set to become a beacon of digital transformation in Scotland as CityFibre invests at least �40m into a state-of-the-art full-fibre broadband network. The real significance of the project will be felt for many years to come and it should give residents and businesses great confidence about what the future holds. full article below https://www.agcc.co.uk/blog-article/embracing-opportunities-as-scotlands-gigabit-city
Several analysts have recently updated their ratings and price targets for CityFibre Infrastructure. the latest rating was on 3/1/2018 � CityFibre Infrastructure had its �buy� rating reaffirmed by analysts at Peel Hunt. They now have a GBX 100 ($1.38) price target on the stock. have a look at the link below to see previous ratings https://www.thelincolnianonline.com/2018/03/08/recent-research-analysts-ratings-updates-for-cityfibre-infrastructure-city.html ( i just bought in today so hi everyone)
nice volume spike. should see this bounce back to 70p
Agreed. The current volatility of share prices makes it difficult for a value investor. I have now changed my approach to investing. In future when I identify a suitable candidate for investment (usually with a share price which has dropped appreciably from previous highs), I will track the share price for several months until I am as certain as I can be that it has reached the floor, and subsequently buy when it has risen well above that level. DTY is a good example. Anyone who tracked the share price down to the lowest level, and bought on the rise two days ago should do well as it recovers. In addition I shall now sell for a profit of 10% or greater. I have held profitable shares only to see a subsequent rapid decline with the profit gone. SPI around 15 days ago was a good example of this. The share price rose rapidly from around 220 and spiked at 255 before falling to 206 in 14 days. A company s fortunes do not turn around as rapidly as this, so luck and a good sense of timing are essential in the current market. Not every trade will be successful, and my success criterion is to aim for an increase of around 8%+ in my portfolios (plus dividends) over a year. Everyone s approach to investing is different, although we are all aiming to profit in our endeavours. Good luck to you.
Seeing how the price dramatically fell and the in one day rises nearly 10% would seem the only people making money are the traders not real shareholders.
Not sure about the term in this context Jandialbi, but think it may be something to do with transparency when large trades are involved. The main issue as far as I am concerned is that the already low (this year) share price has not fallen further. The trading has resumed in the more usual fashion today - mostly small buys @ 42.00 so far.
These dealings were..........Large in Scale Deferral (LRGS) . Does anyone know the meaning of this?
Hopefully someone will enlighten us
Over 5.5 million shares were sold @ 39.00p between 16.13 and 16.14 today - in three transactions. Over 8 million shares have been traded since 8.00 - mostly sold at a low price. What is the reason for this activity?
I completely agree with you sir, the institutions are only concerned with making money, the trouble also is every thing is controlled by computers and once selling starts they all follow.
The decimation of the share price continues this morning. Why? Surely no serious CFIH investors are going to sell at year low prices? High time for these institutions to stop their silly games!
There seems to be a steady stream of sells this morning - presumably to send the share price further south? Why bother, as it is already at a year low level? Are we headed towards the lowest valuation of 30p targeted by Numis?